From the multi-sport court out back to Lake of the Ozarks 15 miles away, there's no shortage of things to do during your stay at the lodge.
You don't have to leave the lodge. A lit multi-sport court, fire pit, game room, and hammock loft are all steps away.
Lit for night play — pickleball, basketball, volleyball, and four-square.
Chairs around the fire pit with lighting and power. Evening gatherings under the stars.
Ping pong, foosball, game table, hammocks, projector, and sound system.
Caves, coffee, history, and country roads — all within minutes of the lodge.
Local favorite for morning coffee and pastries. Drive-thru available. Mon–Fri 6am–4pm, Sat 7am–1pm.
Housed in the 1854 Martin Hotel — 26 rooms of Morgan County memorabilia dating back to the 1850s.
Paved walking trails, playground, basketball courts, and a summer pool with water slides and splash area.
Lake of the Ozarks' largest cave. Mile-long tour, fully paved and accessible. Famous for its reflective pools and the world's largest geode.
Missouri's top-rated cave experience since 1950. Black light tours, the only in-cave escape room in the U.S., sluice mining, and geode cracking.
A family favorite for hiking, fishing, and watching the sunset over still water. Peaceful and close by.
Missouri's favorite lake is just a short drive south — boating, parks, caves, wineries, and family attractions.
One of Missouri's most popular lakes — boating, swimming, fishing, jet skiing, and hundreds of waterfront restaurants and shops.
Missouri's largest state park — 85 miles of shoreline, 12 trails, two swimming beaches, Ozark Caverns, and a boat launch.
Premier bass fishing, camping, swimming, and water skiing on a quieter lake managed by the Army Corps of Engineers.
20,000 sq ft indoor water park at Margaritaville Resort — water slides, lazy river, activity pool, and a three-story tree house. Open year-round.
50,000 sq ft indoor fun center in Osage Beach — rides, simulators, arcade games, and food. Great for rainy days.
Two mini-golf courses and the only bumper car track at Lake of the Ozarks. Seasonal — March through September.
Castle ruins overlooking the lake, natural bridge, caves, a massive spring, and 15+ miles of hiking trails through 5,000 acres.
Stunning underground formations and guided cave tours near Camdenton. Accessible and family-friendly.
Missouri wines, sangria, and a light menu of soups, sandwiches, and cheese trays in Linn Creek. Mon–Sat 11am–7pm.
Several outfitters in the Ozark area offer guided trail rides through wooded hills and creek crossings.
Rent kayaks or paddleboards at multiple lake access points. Self-guided aquatic trails available at the state parks.